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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

doubts about cooking / making lunch

Hello everybody,

I'd like to understand the difference between these 2 expressions

cooking lunch

making lunch

in which countries do people say cooking lunch and making lunch? I thought that the most used expression in britain is "making lunch".

Thanks in advance for your help!

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If it involves actual cooking, you could use either word. If it doesn't involve cooking, for example it's a salad or a sandwich, then you should use 'making'.

— Nona the brit

  • If it involves actual cooking, you could use either word.
  • If it doesn't involve cooking, for example it's a salad or a sandwich, then you should use 'making'.
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If it involves actual cooking, you could use either word.

If it doesn't involve cooking, for example it's a salad or a sandwich, then you should use 'making'.
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